Describe your laugh the best way you can?
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October 22nd, 2011
I may have asked this before, but it was probably in the dim & distant past so we press on.
For best results we’re talking belly laughs here, none of your namby pamby giggles or chuckles. A full on laugh is what’s required.
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I have different laughs, some describe one as dirty, and another as evil and another that cracks people up and makes them laugh too.
Short choppy and awkward.
I do not know how quite to describe my laugh. But others say it is very strange and weird. Sometimes even evil. ;)
My laugh is like one of those volume-ascending ringtones, only it quickly descends and fades as if it never happened.
It’s a sad story really. Oh, well.
Loud, repetitive and annoying.
It’s a cross between Muttley a donkey & a car struggling to start on a winters morning…… :-/
Hearty and genuine. I am blessed with a great sense of humor and love to play stand up comedian and satirist. ;-D
@Coloma – So where do stand up, comedian?
@Coloma – Are you kidding Me?! Very well, it means where are you usually at, when you have your sense of humor come out with others. Is it just here, at fluther? Or is it at home in front of the T.V. or outside throwing up… leaves?
Explosive and genuine. I rarely laugh unless I find something truly funny. I smile a lot.
Kid-under-the-stairs giggle.
Recently the most common ones have been the ones that sound forced or hollow.
@Mantralantis
It’s all the time, everywhere, I’m a naturally humorous and cheerful personality.
Whoohaowahgggaagggaaowwghaoghaaoiiiiiiieechhhhhhh
Very, very weird. It’s just like a child’s. You know, with the loud intakes of breath at the end and all… A bit loud too.
Sometimes it’s dirty.. Not intentionally, obviously >___>
I totally have the Jeff Spicoli laugh.
It sounds like a rapid series of LOUD, hearty chuckles. If I can’t stop laughing, it apparently turns into an over the top, out of control, villain-esque cackling.
Hey good stuff folks, laugh it up!
I’ve been told on many occasions I sound a lot like this in full flow.
Of course I deny the whole thing….yeah right.
Sometimes it’s high pitched but still manly, kind of like a mischievous teenager, but most of the time, it’s like a straight-laced dad laugh lol. You know…...picture an older dad making a lame joke at a dinner table that only he laughs at.
Mine’s kind of one the low side.
I cackle like a witch…...pretty much why I am happiest at Halloween, I can laugh so loud and get away with it.
It’s kind of quiet, like Peter Sellers in the end of Being There.
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I have 3 kinds. The fist is the chuckle, a almost forced “hehehe”. The next one is my regular laugh, a kind of delerious elderley evil scientist kind of sound, if that makes any sense. Then there is my big laugh, that is reserved for specially funny things, and that is the Klingon belly laugh.
Very endearing unless it is aimed at you, then the sound of it makes you want to punch me in the face.
Jon, you have the best laugh.
I have a low but naturally soft voice. When I laugh, it sounds rather “sneaky”, like “heh-heh-heh”. If something is really funny, my laugh sounds like a low sneaky groan, like awwwghhharhaahgh….!
Too loud with occasional snorts
which is funny because I typically talk pretty quietly
Just to round things off nicely, I thought i’d post footage of the MIL laughing!
Awww, bless ;¬}
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